architects Henley Halebrown

Two Houses occupy a site where once there were three

This pair of houses offers an essay in updating the tradition of the London terrace to suit the 21st Century

The timber-clad garden elevation of the two houses

The ground floor dining space in the North House is lit by an open stair between the first & second floors

Piano Nobile living space, North House

An hyperbolic roof characterises the North House’s living space

Ground floor kitchen, dining & living space, South House

Stair from ground to second floor living space, South House: the two bedrooms and a bathroom on the middle floor are concealed from the reception rooms, and are reached by another secret stair

Second floor living space, South House (stair to ground floor on right)

Courtyard garden, North House: bricks salvaged from the previous houses are used to corral the two houses and gardens